The Bargain Nexus - Blue's Clues - Reading with Blue

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Manufacturer: Nickelodeon Network
Starring: Aleisha Allen, Kathryn Avery, Nick Balaban, Steve Burns, Jenna Marie Castle
Directed By: Koyalee Chanda, Bruce Caines, Elizabeth Holder, Jonathan Judge, Nancy Keegan

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Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9780792179672
Format: Animated
ISBN: 0792179676
Label: Nickelodeon Network
Manufacturer: Nickelodeon Network
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Nickelodeon Network
Release Date: 2002-05-07
Running Time: 51
Studio: Nickelodeon Network
Theatrical Release Date: 1996-09-09

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Summary: Great for teaching big words
Comment: This is our favorite blues clues video. My daughter loves the big words and loves using them ,this video definitely promotes her vocabulary, she now says things like "what an enormous ball".
Its also great for teaching basic reading skills and getting familiar with words. The video follows the same basic scenario all the blues clues videos follow, where blue leaves clues for Steve to figure out.

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Multisyllabic words and reference volumes pique Blue's interest in this double episode focusing on vocabulary and books. But the inquisitive blue dog and her preschool audience have the effervescent Steve, a talking end table, and silent signing librarian Marlee Matlin to help them through this wordy lesson. In "Words," Steve and his pet plow through their Big Bag of Words, coming up with contrasts like enormous and miniscule. Blue has sorted the pair's books into categories in "Blue's Book Nook," and she generously loans out her tomes to the neighborhood animals. But it takes a trip to the library to figure out which book she wants to read. This 50-minute program is perhaps more aggressively educational than most kids' fare, but it's so entertaining that preschoolers won't notice they're learning. And who doesn't want their 3-year-old using ferocious correctly in a sentence? Ages 2 to 5. --Kimberly Heinrichs